the new kilchofer record, a collaboration with michael anklin, is really great. modular processing live percussion

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just a friendly reminder that tierra whack fills me with ridiculous amounts of joy

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a soundtrack mixtape
which includes
Brian Hodgson, Jóhann Jóhannsson,
Geinoh Yamashirogumi and Kurt Stenzel.

Im on my second go and really dig.

i often will listen to this song on repeat:


which is featured on this great compilation:

and covered delightfully here:

and then i finally listened to the rest of the roedelius record and now have this on repeat:

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The last This Is What I Do :disappointed_relieved:

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There are some new Underworld things on the streaming services.

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love this record too!

the tape archives from roedelius are my favorites of him, because one gets an insight into his working process. sketches, jams and ideas:

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23 years of listening to In Sides yet i somehow never thought to even know THIS EXISTS. (O__O;)

All sorts of great stuff going on in there. Chills as Justice’s entire sound springs into being fully formed at 9:03 :smiley:

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oh, damn, didn’t know about this one, thanks!

i really appreciate sketches and process jams and anything that exposes the scaffolding beneath. they’re such a direct line to the artist’s hand.

This, a lot:

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Anyone know what’s happening at 1:54 to make that whirring whistle sound? I’ve heard it elsewhere but don’t know how to recreate it. Also this album as a whole is shot or sorely needed energy.

edit: trying to reply to posts before posting a track of my own (community and discussion and all that), @Starthief this is pretty inspiring stuff! It’s hard to tell where the jungle ends and Easel begins. It’s one of the more seamless incorporation of a field recording I’ve heard, my own attempts feeling like “and now A BIRD is in this… back to synths.”

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real nice, thanks for sharing this

Yeah, this is cool. To give myself some authenticity points, I remember going out and getting the vinyl when I was a student…

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been listening to a lot of kenichiro isoda’s work from the 90s this past week

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I went to this link because of an article in the newspaper I read every day :
https://next.liberation.fr/musique/2019/03/14/au-japon-l-ambient-met-l-ambiance_1715138
This will be my first 2019 cd purchase !

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Research leads me to some unexpected, wonderful things:

https://soundcloud.com/fhqwhgads/kate-bush-under-ice-800-slowdown

Thank you for reminding me these records exist; lovely explorations of texture.

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